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Ionia County approves ordinance setting fees and procedures for data requests
Summary
At its May 26 meeting, the Ionia County Board approved an ordinance establishing fees and procedures for county data requests after a presentation by County Clerk Morgan Loucks; the motion was moved by Commissioner Phil Hesche and carried by voice vote.
The Ionia County Board of Commissioners on May 26 approved a proposed ordinance that establishes fees and procedures for county data requests. County Clerk Morgan Loucks presented the ordinance and recommended approval; Commissioner Phil Hesche moved to approve and the motion carried by voice vote.
The ordinance was described in the meeting packet and presented orally by the clerk’s office; the minutes record no roll-call tally for this motion. The transcript does not specify fee amounts, effective dates, or implementation steps in the public record. The meeting attendance list names Greg Geiger as County Clerk in attendance while the presenter is recorded as Morgan Loucks in the ordinance item; the minutes do not reconcile those two names.
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